Kostunica's stance tests Western patience in Yugoslavia
Kostunica, a mild nationalist winner in Yugoslavian elections, signals a cautious path with the West. He vows not to extradite Milosevic, denounces NATO's 1999 intervention as a crime, and aims to patch ties with the United States while avoiding being a Western puppet. His stance challenges Milosevic critics and Western pressure amid Kosovo tensions and Balkan wars fallout.
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Mourners Pay Final Respects to Pierre Trudeau at Parliament
A steady stream of mourners passes the flag draped casket of former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau in Parliament's hall of honor. Trudeau died Thursday, and the nation observes a period of mourning with official ceremonies.
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Residents flee Hurricane Keith across Yucatan and Belize
Central America endures heavy rain and flooding as Hurricane Keith weakens after making landfall near Chetumal. Evacuations exceed 300 in low-lying areas and rivers surge, with no confirmed deaths yet. government warnings persist for flash floods and mudslides across Mexico, Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
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Pope canonizes 120 Chinese Catholics amid protest
Pope John Paul II canonized 120 Chinese Catholics and foreign missionaries as martyrs, adding 87 Chinese and 33 foreign saints to a growing list. The ceremony, held on China’s National Day, drew protests from China’s state run church, which called the move a public humiliation and warned it would widen the China Vatican split.
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Globe-News seeks investors for personal investing story
The Globe News business department invites investors who chose their own stocks and securities to share their goals and stock picking methods for a feature. Contact Greg Rohloff or Cheryl Berzanskis by Oct. 14 with details of their experiences.
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Limited Edition Richard Petty Stamp Set Sparks Global Rush
Freetown Sierra Leone hosts a nine stamp collection honoring Richard Petty known as The King. Licensed by Petty Enterprises, the stamps promise collectible value with an authenticity certificate and a color design touted as sought after more than Elvis stamps.
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